Stover Buggies Reputation Highlighted
Stover Buggies builds a long standing reputation for honest goods at fair prices and promotes Staver Buggies sold by Buggies.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1909
Page
4
Stover Buggies builds a long standing reputation for honest goods at fair prices and promotes Staver Buggies sold by Buggies.
At a Denton Fire Department meeting on Wednesday night W. L. Foreman was re elected for the next term. He faced H. C. Caddell foreman of the hose division and a long time department member in a spirited contest with strong enthusiasm shown throughout the gathering.
W F Woodwall of the First National Bank bought a two cylinder model F Buick light touring car via the Denton agency. J G Wright of Sanger also purchased a similar car the same day. Sales were through W T Johnson and draw Chris al.
The Denton Trust Company advertises keen inquiries for choice farm lands and invites owners to list properties for sale. Cash buyers offer 7 percent interest, aiming to secure favorable terms and quick negotiations.
County officers arrested Sam Skinner at Pilot Point and placed him under a $400 bond on a charge of violating the local option law.
Cleans presses alters and makes men s clothes also cleans and presses skirts Will call for and deliver New Phone 40 No 6 West Side Square Jack Pass Wednesday shipper car of sheep to the Fort Worth market Mrs Sallie Cocanougher who has been quite sick is somewhat better
P. J. Mullins arrives from Oklahoma City on business while Miss Mary Barb visits Fort Worth relatives. M. G. Roberts returns from Houston and Beaumont. Mrs. Jas. Goode and children plan a two month stay in Keota Iowa. Mrs. Amos K. Bass hosts guests in East Hickory street. J. A. Walker travels from Des Moines after visiting the Barretts. Mrs. J. O. Bell and son Orea go to Paris for Mrs. D. H. Scotting’s visit and Mamie Reese wedding on June 23.
Asthma treatment advertised as free of charge from Frontier Asthma Company claims home cure and trial treatment details, listing Room 702 Buffalo New York. The notice presents a no-cost full information offer and directs readers to contact the company for more data.
An advertisement warns against mercuric eye and nose remedies for catarrh and touts Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and systemically absorbed. The product is sold by druggists for 75 cents per bottle with testimonials available. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
A Miristian Endeavor benefit will be held at the Home of Rev. W. F. Reynolds from 6 30 to 11 pm this Saturday evening Admission includes refreshments 10c
Classified ad notes Wilson Hardware Company offers sanitary plumbing at reasonable prices. Includes brief promotional line and mentions of ads and favors found in the publication.
Service will be withdrawn from all consumers using water for any other purpose than for which they have contracted by order of the commission. H. C. Storrie, Supt.
Be sure you are right take your prescriptions to Minnis Drug Store. All women's new springsuits are half price at 50 percent discount. Eight dollar suits now sixteen dollar value six dollar twelve dollar value three dollar six dollar value two dollars forty eight cents five dollar suit. Jno A Hann Co Garrison Kimmins advertise Foley's Urine Laxative for constipation stomach and liver trouble claiming it sweetens the stomach and breath gently stimulates the liver and regulates the bowels and is superior to pills and ordinary laxatives.
Curtis declares Rexall goods are made by The United Drug Co. and claims Lama stockholding. He touts about 300 Rexall Remedies for every ailment and offers to reveal formulas. Each package bears a guarantee to give satisfaction with a money back promise.
Denton Trust Company invites readers to use its automobile line service to locate a farm in Denton County. The ad promises a free, no obligation search through the bank's contact network.
Round discounts offered on Hart Schaffner and Marx clothing with 33 1-3 percent off on most items and 25 percent off serges and other makes. Men’s and boys’ clothing included with 25 percent off odd pants. Sale runs June 11 to June 26.
A series of transfers records buyers and sellers in city transactions. Ivey Johnson to Mabel Blair leads to varied parcels in B B B and city areas. prices range from 40 to 1700 dollars. Notable entries include J D Hodges 1700, W T Johnson 500, and C L Thompson 800 in Blount and Baine additions.
Sheriff Forbes of Ellis County escorts Milton Golden the accused murderer of Constable Conger to Waxahachie after a fleeting stop in Dallas. Guards express confidence no violence is anticipated.
A Fort Worth Star Telegram front page illustration shows a Denton county farmer with a big sack of money from his wheat crop. A Chicago firm letter praises the photo, saying the farmer’s success makes them feel poorer and wishes they were from Denton county.
An ad notes a new stock of rubber goods at Miss Nis Drug Store direct from the maker. It proclaims Hunt's Cure as a universal itch treatment priced at 50 cents with a guarantee, aimed at both rich and poor households.
A local advertisement promotes a 50 percent discount to clear all ladies hats from Jno A Hann and Co. It also pitches Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children to ease colds and teething, offering a free trial package by mail from Allen Olmstead in Le Roy New York. It ends urging readers to compare plumbing prices from Wilson Hardware Company.
New stock arrives with Normal and Industrial pins including lapel, stick, and hat pins. Solid silver and gold plated items priced at $1.00 each.
A contractor asks about connections and permits, offering to figure the bill and provide estimates. He states he can do the work for less money if possible and requests a phone call to furnish estimates.
In Dallas on June 17, the Firemen's Brotherhood and Texas and Pacific officials have not signed the contract. Representatives remain hopeful a strike can be avoided, with Timothy Shea, first vice president of the Brotherhood, reported in Dallas though unconfirmed.
An old promotional claim extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as unsurpassed for cuts burns bruises sores and rashes. The advertisement credits its efficacy for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and even piles with J F Raley & Co as the sole Bloc distributor.
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